Real estate list from J W Bopp in Fayette County
J W Bopp offers multiple properties for quick sale in Fayette County near West Union and nearby areas. Listings include 22 acres under plow with timber, a 14 acre parcel five miles from West Union with a brick house, and 164 acres of timber land on easy terms, plus 65 per acre and 60 per acre options for other tracts. Abstracts and financing available.
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Wear Union
West Union
Wadena
Fayette County
J. W. Bopp
Mrs Cone Johnson Ties Texas to National Wilson and Marshall Work
Mrs Cone Johnson of Tyler Texas serves as vice president of the Woman's National Wilson and Marshall organization and leads the Texas Wilson and Marshall group from New York. She and her husband attended the Baltimore convention where he chaired the Texas delegation for Wilson. She plans to stay east to aid the campaign and fund-raising, leveraging her long activity in Texas clubs and confederate daughters groups to strengthen headquarters efforts.
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Sirs
Cone Johnson
Tyler
Tex
Woman's National
Wilson and Marshall Organization
Wilson and Marshall Woman's Organization
Texas
New York
National Organization
Fifth Avenue
Johnson
Baltimore
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Texas Division
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Denton
Board of Regents
The
College of History
Mrs Woodrow Wilson Portrait of a Modern First Lady
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, wife of the Democratic nominee, stands as a modest, literary and charitable figure. Born Ellen Louise Axson in Savannah, she resisted publicity while shaping the family with three daughters and raising Woodrow Wilson as a devoted husband and leader.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Ellen Louise Axson
Savannah
America
Mr. Wilson
Mrs
Mra
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Jesalo
Eleanor Randolph
Porgeda
Why Dr Wiley Is for Wilson
Dr Wiley urges voters to back Wilson and Marshall, arguing the Democratic ticket best protects public health and food laws. He condemns Roosevelt and Taft for weakening safeguards and favors a government led by experts to curb adulteration and predatory interests.
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DR. Wiley
Wilson
Voters urged to back Wilson and Marshall for reform
A political appeal urges readers to support Wilson and Marshall, arguing for honesty and faithful service in the Department of Agriculture and public health. It contrasts officials favored by a Washington cabal with nominees who have grown into manhood in environments conducive to the public welfare.
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Roosevelt
Renion
Congress
Bureau of Chemistry
Taft
Llegal
Wilson
Marshall
Wilgon
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S
Department of Agricuiture
Washington
Taxing Poor Man's Coat Off His Back Tariff Critique
A critical column attacks protective tariffs, listing drastic duties on everyday goods to show how the rich bear lighter burdens while the poor face higher taxes. It contrasts Republican measures with Democratic critiques and references Governor Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt.
Taft Hails Maine Republicans Victory
President Taft congratulates the Maine Republicans calling it an old fashioned victory as Chair man Hilles described it. He notes another such win in Vermont and Rhode Island could tilt Democratic in November.
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Taft
Maine
Hilles
Vermont
Rhole Island
Missouri electors pledge to vote for Third Term candidate
Eight Taft electors in Missouri announce they will back the Third Term candidate if elected. Critics and supporters debate responsibility as Chairman Hilles is said to feel little fault for the Republican nominee's resignation from active politics.
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Missouri
Hilles
Politiga
Roosevelt Campaign Timeframe Ironies and Regrets
A wary observer notes Roosevelt will not have time before election day to fully express his plans, lamenting that only after the vote will he have the opportunity to speak at length. The remark hints at constraints on campaigning and post election messaging.
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Roosevelt
Hell
Farm Prices Drop Further for Farmers As Costs Rise
The USDA reports a sharper fall in average farm prices from August to September, 7 percent this year versus 4.4 percent last year, with Sept 1 prices down 2.8 percent from a year earlier. Prices paid for inputs, including corn tobacco and hay, are rising despite lower revenue.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Truth About the Trust Brandeis on Monopolies in Collier's
Brandeis argues against legalizing industrial monopolies to gain efficiency. He states that no major trust formed for efficiency, profits come from market control, and sustained dominance requires ongoing acquisitions. He notes trusts rarely outpace independent firms and warns against Taft’s candidacy.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Collier's
America
Woodrow Wilson Urges Farmers to Take Possession
Woodrow Wilson appeals to the farmer who buys in a trust controlled market and sells in a free market, urging him to walk into his own house and take possession. The remark underscores nationalist arguments for economic independence and farmer empowerment amid trust influence.
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Woodrow Wilson
Relief in sight if GOP stays in power for high cost living?
The question asks how many who struggle with a high cost of living believe relief will come if the Republican party, blamed for causing it, remains in power. It implies a view that relief hinges on political change.
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Republican Party
Bull Moose seeks third term after half decade at Washington
A practical leader who ran affairs with steady hands at Washington over seven and a half years eyes a third term, arguing he has not compromised with opponents or undone his policies. The article notes his readiness to press forward amid calls to promote his causes and support organized body interests.
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Washington
Rooseveltian Romance Provokes Amused Yet Thoughtful Public
Governor Wilson applies a common sense test to Rooseveltian romance keeping the nation entertained while reflecting on policy, balancing humor with sober consideration as citizens read the discourse.
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Wilson
What’s a Moosette and a Third Term Peska Boo
Gov Wilson, speaking to newspaper men at the New York Press Club banquet, muses on a mixed House and Senate. He suggests a possible win in the next two years if Democrats are not dominant, noting uncertain outcomes.
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Gov. Wilson
Gore
Roosevelt
New York Press Club
House of Representatives
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